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What does digue mean
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a wall to separate land and water
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A wall
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What does assimilation mean
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a process of becoming a different culture
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culture
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What does genocide mean
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a policy to eliminate a culture
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to eliminate
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What does deport mean
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to move a group/culture. or to eliminate
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get rid of
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What does great deportation mean
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the british got rid of the Acadians and shipped them away
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get rid of
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What does coexistence mean
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two or more people of a diverse culture living together
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people living together
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What does decisive mean
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what does strategic position mean
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the location of a peace of land makes it valuable or important
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land is valuable
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WHAT DOES OATH MEAN
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a strong promos
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promos
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what does neutrality mean
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to be neutral in a talk between people
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to be neutral
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what does allegiance mean
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what does elected mean
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to be chosen for government by people
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to be chosen
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what does assembly mean
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what does biculturalism mean
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what does assembly mean
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what does biculturalism mean
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who was montcalm
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he was the french general for the battle of the plains of Abraham
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what did montcalm do
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he fought in the battle of the plains of Abraham
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he fought
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who was general wolf
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he was the quebec general
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general
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what did general wolf do
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he battled in the battle of the plains of abraham
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he fought
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who were the Acadians
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they where people who where like First Nations lived in New France
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like first nations
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what did the Acadians do
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had lots of resources. traded with the french
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traded
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who were the the mi,kaq
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they are First Nations
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what did the mi,kaq do
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they fought in a few wars
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who were the cajuns do
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what did the cajuns do
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who were the Pontiac
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they where the leaders for the odawa nation
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leader
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what did the pontiac do
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promised not to fight with the french or with the british
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wont fight
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who were the minweweh
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anishinabe leader
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leader
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what did the minweweh do
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promised not to fight with the french or with the british
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wont fight
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why was louisbourg significant
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it helped the british maintain control of North America
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helped maintain
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why was halifax significant
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because it was good for military bases
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good for basses
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why was Acadia signifiant
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there population wes 1200 people
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why was thirteen colonies signifiant
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they gained independence because in-gland raised taxes
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why was quebec signifiant
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because it was the british main fort
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main fort
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why was indian territory signifiant
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because it was never given to them
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wasn't given
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why was the plains of Abraham signifiant
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because that was where both french and british general died
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why was the Ohio valley signifiant
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Ohio valley was significant because it was the british and french first battled for the land, it later climbed to a global rate
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went global
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why was Saint-Pierre and Miquelon signifiant
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they were a couple of the handful of french settlements left after the war.
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France settlements
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what happened at the event of british take control of Acadia
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french lost the Acadians
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what happened at the event of the Great Deportation of Acadians
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most of the Acadians got deported some stayed with there friends the mi,kmaq
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what happened at the event of the seven years at war
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british beat Quebec in the war the war traveled went to other parts of the world
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war spread
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what happened at the event of the battle of the plains of Abraham
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both french and british general died
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both generals ...
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what happened at the event of pontiac and the First Nations' rebellion
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the french did not have rights to the first national land
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not allowed there land
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what happened at the event of the American revolution/american war of independence
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the thirteen colonies where fighting to be independent to become the U.S.A against the british.
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fight to be independent.
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how did the british take control of Acadia affect people
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how did the
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how did the british take control of Acadia affect people
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all the Acadians where deported and a lot of them died
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how did the Great deportation of Acadians affect the people
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al lot of them died
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How did the seven years of war affect the people
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after that was done the war went all across the world
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How did the battle of the plains of Abraham affect the people
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both the french and the british generals died in battle
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how did the American revolution affect the people
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the Acadians got ready to become there on place
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What did the treaty of Utrecht state
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the control of Acadia was in british hands
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What did the oath of neutrality state
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SNCC
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What did the treaty of Paris state
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french all its claims in north America including louisbourg
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what did the Quebec act of 1774
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the french could practice there one religion . the british took some indian territory and expanded Quebec. they could take part in government but they had to practice the british religion.
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how did the french general die in the battle of the plains of Abraham
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he was taken by his horse back to a french fort then he died at the fort
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How did the british general die in the
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